MassRafTer posted:

He wanted to be a sports journalist more.

dsriggs posted:

Granny watched Jenna vs Sharmell

Lid posted:

Roman is a Rodimus Prime.

Gaz-L posted:

Eh, I assumed that one of Cena's house rules was silence except for mealtimes and a designated 20 minute conversation period held in the yard so as not to damage the structure of the property with the vibrations of voices.

triplexpac posted:

Dave, just say Hogan is a horrible human being, it’s okay!

Jerusalem posted:

Don't be ridiculous.... they'll get an employee to sue him and finance the lawsuit!

dsriggs posted:

Rick posted:

The basic point that Dave made that Dana was the #1 villain compared to Vince being #2 was that Dana's a lot more in touch with the world and reality and 100% knows likely understands better what he's doing. . . . but after reading Dana's latest comments I'm no longer sure that's the case.

Wazzu posted:

Your new world champion! Elbow to the side of the head!

And if you want to complain about Bryan not remembering things, check out at 55 minutes where he talks about bobbing for apples and forgets earlier in the show where they clarified it is bobbing for pumpkins in chocolate syrup. Like he says "in tar or something" and Vinny has to remind him it's chocolates syrup, as they discussed 20 minutes ago.

collocation posted:

I did tell them that they might like this place because there are less bigots here, so my bad for that.

Edward Mass posted:

Jesus wasn't alive in the 20th century!!!!!

TheCool69 posted:

What other years would be good for this kind of book? 2007 with Benoit stuff? 2001 with WWE/WCW and the following fuckery?

Cavauro posted:

Why did he say "shell yeah"?

Pylons posted:

I really want to know what his new name would've been.

SatoshiMiwa posted:

Hearing the Live Action Fist of the North Star discussed cause of Vader on the latest Between the Sheets sure was a trip. Almost want to rewatch it and see if it's less bad than the Netflix Cowboy Bebop

dsriggs posted:

https://twitter.com/BrandonThurston/status/1491134705005383680

Interesting to see where all the non-F4W podcasts stand when it comes to getting people to part with their money.

Jerusalem posted:

Oh my God, the big reveal on WOL today wasn't that Dave sometimes nods off during WOR but that he continues to talk randomly about wrestling while he's asleep

MassRafTer posted:

This is going to be so bad.

explosivo posted:

Aw, Deadlock's taking a break from AEW reviews

Edward Mass posted:

I mean, it's called the All-Atlantic Championship, and they have the flags of China and Japan on it.

disaster pastor posted:

Not that I'm aware of, and I think you'd have a hard time making it interesting. A lot of the matches Dave gave negative stars to, he did because they're phenomenally boring; others are negative because they're absurdly short. How do you make Toru Yano vs. Jado interesting for a podcast audience? How do you even review Oz vs. Tim Parker, a twenty-six-second squash Dave apparently gave -*** to?

Jerusalem posted:

Almost forgot, Dave noting that he was planning to spend a year living in Japan in his 20s so he could go to all the shows live but then realized how much the postage for sending the Observer out would be

Ziggy Tzardust posted:

Finding out from Deadlock that WWE once ran a promotion where you could spend $300 to sit in a steel cage and eat beef ravioli with The Big Show

PaybackJack posted:

Hangman indirectly refereed the Cabana situation which was not a part of the story the were telling leading into the match. I suppose the jeopardizing was that fans would think Punk had Cabana fired which would turn them against him and the show wouldn't draw as much, or I guess if he pissed Punk off enough Punk would just walk out.

Gaz-L posted:

During a face to face promo in the ring before their title match, Hangman made a few veiled comments about Punk not being as well liked and good for the company as he presented himself as, and made an extremely vague comment about being able to tell the audience something about Punk that would make them dislike him (presumably the Cabana thing). Literally no-one got what he was talking about and either forgot about it or thought it made Page seem unfocused and kind of unlikeable. Then Punk held on to being pissed off about it for 3 months and randomly called Page out on Dynamite when it wasn't the plan for the segment, knowing he wasn't going to come out and gently caress up the live TV show, purely to embarrass him for something everyone had forgotten about and made the comment I quoted above about wanting the apology to be public... somehow.

Gaz-L posted:

To just add a tad, I also don't get the 'jeopardising the gate' thing. The building was already sold out. Unless Punk was gonna walk over those verbal vague-tweets, he's either deluded or lying.